Every lead lands in one place
Form submissions, chatbot handoffs, missed-call texts, and phone enquiries all flow into a single list instead of four inboxes.
Lead follow-up automation replies to every new enquiry within minutes, then sends a planned sequence of follow-ups to anyone who doesn't respond, and books the ones who do. It exists because response speed and persistence decide most small-business deals, and both are the first things to slip when you're busy.
The two most common ways a small business loses a lead are answering too slowly and giving up after one attempt. Neither is a sales problem — both are scheduling problems, and scheduling problems automate well.
Book a Free Automation ReviewHow it works
Form submissions, chatbot handoffs, missed-call texts, and phone enquiries all flow into a single list instead of four inboxes.
Sent within minutes, personalised with what they asked about, and useful enough that it doesn't read as a robot receipt.
A handful of follow-ups over a couple of weeks, spaced sensibly, that stop the moment the person replies or books.
What you get
Every enquiry gets an immediate, useful acknowledgement while the person is still on your website.
A planned sequence chases the people who went quiet, without you having to remember who they were.
Follow-ups carry a booking link, so interest turns into a calendar entry instead of an intention.
Best suited for
What it automates
Being straight with you
Every tool has edges. These are the ones worth knowing before you spend anything.
Example
A homeowner asks for a quote.
Confirms what they asked about, sets an expectation, includes a booking link.
The lead is in your list with their answers already attached.
A short nudge with one relevant example of similar work.
A final check-in. If they book or reply at any point, the sequence halts immediately.
Integrations
Data & privacy
Lead data stays in systems you own and control. We build with an unsubscribe path in every commercial sequence, and we don't move your contact list into tools you can't access.
Quoted per project after the free review — it depends on how many channels feed in and how complex the sequences need to be.
FAQ
Yes. An automated sequence replies to every enquiry within minutes, follows up several times over the following days, and stops the moment the person responds or books. AI helps most in personalising each message to what the lead actually asked about.
Only if it's written badly. We write sequences that reference what the person specifically enquired about and that read like a busy owner wrote them, because a generic "Thanks for your interest!" is worse than silence.
In most cases yes — we connect through Make, Zapier, or a direct integration. If your CRM has no usable integration, we'll tell you at the review rather than after you've paid.
No. The normal approach is to connect what you already use. Replacing working software is expensive and disruptive, and it's rarely what the problem actually needs.
For most local service businesses, three to four over two weeks is the useful range. Past that, response rates fall and irritation rises, so we cap sequences rather than letting them run.
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Thirty minutes, no obligation. We go through where your time is going and where enquiries are leaking, and you leave with three specific things you could automate — whether or not you work with us.
30 minutes. No obligation. You leave with three things you can automate.